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That's also if they provide any experience at all. You know, "not available in your region" is what a paying non-US non-EU customer should expect to occasionall
by drdaeman 8y ago
That's also if they provide any experience at all. You know, "not available in your region" is what a paying non-US non-EU customer should expect to occasionally see. Worse: even if there was something in "your" library last week, you can't expect it to be there tomorrow.
If you're non-paying customer, with some services, you may get around with a VPN. If you're paying for the service - virtually everyone uses your billing address, so you're paying to have access denied.
Just had that experience with GPM recently (other services are no better)